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Tijdens de Internationale Architectuur Biënnale Rotterdam maakt de tentoonstelling Systems of Support het concept Meegroeien met zeespiegelstijging zichtbaar met kaarten, artistieke kijkdozen en film.

Sea levels are rising, and our familiar ways of protecting ourselves against the water are increasingly showing their limitations. This creates a growing need for a new approach to sea-level rise: working with nature and with the..


Continue reading 30 October 2026   1 week oud
De stukken kwelder voor het experiment in de Deltagoot worden uitgegraven; rechts Pim Willemsen.

Salt marsh sediment and vegetation can remain largely intact even during extreme storm surges. This was demonstrated in an experiment in which researchers transported sections of salt marsh from the Wadden Sea to the Delta Flume,..


Continue reading 27 October 2026   2 wkn oud

The Netherlands can make good use of the natural dynamics in coastal areas to protect against sea level rise. A broad, natural 'cushion' can protect the hinterland, is the conclusion of the exploratory study ‘Meegroeien’ (Growing..


Continue reading 16 November 2025   11 mnd oud
Lumbricus terrestris, regenworm

Earthworms do not stop shaping soil processes after they die. A new study shows they can still help store carbon in the soil, even after death. “This is quite surprising”, says lead author Tullia Calogiuri. “Most of our knowledge..


Continue reading 04 November 2025   1 jaar oud
Franse veldwesp (Polistes dominula) op Pastinaak (Pastinaca sativa)

Over four centuries ago, the first prefect of Hortus botanicus Leiden founded a botanical garden collection that currently encompasses over sixteen thousand plants. The current prefect hopes to create a hotspot for biodiversity..


Continue reading 04 September 2025   1 jaar oud
ENG: Researcher Hannah Charan-Dixon with her team at work in the salt marshes. NL: Onderzoekster Hannah Charan-Dixon met haar team aan het werk in de kwelders.

For five years, more than 20 researchers acquired new ecological knowledge about the subtidal nature of the Wadden Sea, an often understudied but important part of this ecosystem. The projects Wadden Mosaic (Waddenmozaïek) and..


Continue reading 11 April 2025   1 jaar oud

Nature-based solutions are gaining ground as effective and sustainable answers to societal challenges, such as water management, biodiversity restoration, and climate adaptation. Research shows that successful implementation..


Continue reading 07 April 2025   1 jaar oud

The Dutch contributing partners of the international MiningImpact3 consortium have been awarded 1.4 million euros. The money will be used to study the long-term ecological impacts of deep-sea mining, as well as the legal and..


Continue reading 11 February 2025   1 jaar oud

A recent study explored the settlement patterns of the Long-spined black sea urchin around the island of Saba. This research is vital for understanding how to restore coral reefs in the region, which have been significantly..


Continue reading 05 August 2024   2 jaar oud

Understanding and advancing larval propagation techniques is vital for enhancing coral reef restoration, which in turn supports marine biodiversity, coastal protection, and sustainable tourism in the Dutch Caribbean. During the..


Continue reading 24 July 2024   2 jaar oud

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